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Welcome to the Rochester Movie Makers (RMM) web center. Register as a resource for independent film by local film makers in the Rochester area. Rochester Movie Makers Member's Meetings, Executive Committtee, Writers Group and Team Captain meetings are open to the general public and you are welcome to attend.

MEETING SCHEDULE


Rochester Movie Makers Member meetings:
This is the big meeting every month, where we usually get between 30 and 50 people. Last Monday of each month, 6:30pm at the the Brighton Library (until further notice), 2300 Elmwood Ave.

The RMM Writer's Group meetings:
Meets alternate Sundays, NOON - 2pm, at the PITA PIT, 311 Alexander Street, Rochester. Hear your script read out loud and reviewed by peers! Bring your short scripts, or ten pages of your feature with a 3 sentence logline. Be sure to bring enough copies for each character in your screenplay.
Next Writer Meetings:
(NO MEETING ON AUGUST 29 DUE TO FILM SHOOT)
September 5, NOON - 2pm
  at the PITA PIT, 311 Alexander Street, Rochester
September 12, NOON - 2pm
  at the PITA PIT, 311 Alexander Street, Rochester

RMM Producer meetings (formerly Team Captain):
Thursdays, 6pm at the Little Theater Cafe, 240 East Avenue.

RMM Executive Committee meetings:
Second Thursday of each month, 6pm at the Little Theater Cafe, 240 East Avenue.


Rochester Movie Makers Summer Shorts

Rochester Movie Makers Summer Shorts
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Congratulations to the RMM 2010 Summer Shorts Screenplays Winners! At the March 29th Member meeting we did group readings of 15 screenplays. Members voted for their 3 favorites and the results are in:

1st Place: Mike Boas and The Interrogation
2nd Place: Paul Vonasek and Thou Shall Not Steal
3rd Place: Mike McFadden and Lunch Break

Honorable mention went to two other short screenplays:

John Centrone and The Red Lunchbox
Wayne Coughlin and Victims of an Earthquake in Some Country or Other

RMM Summer Shorts Producer Meetings
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Now the fun comes. Producers meet every Thursday at 6pm in the Little Theater Cafe. If you are interested in working on one of the RMM Summer Shorts as a Producer, Director, Producer, Crew or Actor stop by any RMM meeting and sign up. No experience is necessary. We are looking especially for producers and editors.

See the Summer Shorts Calendar here.


About Rochester Movie Makers

RMM Mission Statement- to create, develop and promote filmmaking and filmmakers in Rochester, NY.

RMM is a NY State Educational Cooperative 501(c)(3) designed to help connect local film makers and persons interested in learning more about film making. Attend meetings regularly to be exposed to other people in the Rochester area that want to help and be helped executing the sometimes complicated, time consuming but usually very fun and rewarding process called film making. Learn by doing at RMM.

RMM collects annual dues for "Voting Members" of $25.00 ($10.00 for students). You DO NOT have to pay dues to attend RMM meetings. Dues and donations are used to fund and grow the organization and are tax deductible.

For more information, write to info@rochestermoviemakers.org

REGISTER FOR OUR WEBSITE FORUM AND EMAIL LIST FOR FREE!

Register your primary interest as a Producer, Director, DP, Actor, Screenwriter, Music Artist/Composer, Camera person, Set Design or any Other area of film making. The projects you can work on are not limited to what you list as your primary interest.

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